Nothing Left to Fear

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This an okay movie. Good if you need to kill a couple of hours. However, the plot line is bizarre. You are left wondering why they do the things they do. The story does not set you up with any background on the town, and why the townspeople are so weird. Also, they say this is based on events and urban legends surrounding Stull, KS. They missed the mark, and then over exaggerated it. This storyline has nothing to do with anything that has ever happened in Stull, KS. Also, Stull, KS had two strange murders years ago, and is barely a town. It is unincorporated. There is an old church and cemetery where they say satanic rituals are performed, and a few houses, and a few other buildings. Regarding the real Stull and the old church - for reasons unknown to anyone including the land owner, someone tore down the old tiny brick church a few years ago. It is a pile of rubble. However, there is still a staircase underneath the ground, that leads down to no-where. They say that is a gateway to hell and you will feel a powerful pull if you start down the stairs, and lose all track of time (like weeks). And people who have camped near the cemetery have reported seriously bizarre stuff and sounds. There is nothing like the real Stull legends in the movie. Regarding the movie, the children/young adult actors in this movie dominate the film, and if it weren't for them, it would be pretty robotic and dull. Heche was not into this movie at all, it seemed like she felt obligated to be there. Bottomline -- it's definitely more bizarre than scary, so watch it if you are bored and you have seen every other scary flick with a higher rating.

After having seen the movie, I must admit that there honestly was nothing left to fear. Well, actually, there was nothing to fear to begin with. This movie starts out fairly slow, and takes its sweet time before it gets into gear and starts to go places. That being said, then don't get me wrong, I am not saying that the movie is bad. It was just slow paced. And to be blunt, then "Nothing Left to Fear" was not really scary or disturbing in any way. The story is about a family that travels halfway across the USA to relocate to a new place where the father is to assume the responsibility as the new pastor in a small, idyllic rural town. However, the townspeople are keeping a dark, evil secret; a secret that has already been set into motion as the family rolls into town. Storywise, then "Nothing Left to Fear" was alright. Nothing spectacular, but not boring either. It was a fairly good story, just a shame that it failed to be scary or really creep under your skin. As for the acting, well then people were doing good jobs with their given roles. And the ensemble of actors and actresses here was quite good. With the hinting of a reoccurring event towards the end of the movie, all that the movie had built up just shattered to pieces. So without knowing just how many families have come here for the purpose of thwarting evil, doesn't anyone wonder why so many pastors and their families relocate to here only to never be heard from again? That ending was just fatally wrong to the entire storyline. Having seen the movie, I sit here feeling somewhat that the movie tried to accomplish so much, but failed to deliver on almost all accounts.

the beginning wasn't creepy i started looking at my watch to see when it will end everything was so expected the priest, the people in the village everything, i have no idea whats the thing about the cheeps, the devil girl killed everyone too quickly i mean i didn't have time to be scared and the way she killed them with wasn't that scary i mean i was watching a very ugly girl turning every one to dust that's it and when she crawl i can do it better and why did she crawl it wasn't scary at all, if u watch the triller you will be able to understand the entire idea of the movie and the ending and the whole ritual wasn't understandable watch it only if u have nothing else to watch or do